Durand Receives Gengus Schedule for Farm Census
Census Director Durand receives from William Willoughby and Prof Le Grand Powers the general schedule for the agriculture census to be conducted next April. Seven million farm schedules will be printed on a single sheet with instructions for enumerators and separate copies of instructions. Printing at the Government Printing Office will cost about 13.6 million dollars and use a fast duplicating press to produce 4,500 copies per year.
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Washington, DC
Durand Haw
William Willoughby
Agrieoitere
Willoughby
le Grand Powers
Piatieticlat
Vgmoniinrs
Boury
Mrm McUhoniate
Durand Toe
Loquir En Land Ks
Hoovernment Printing Office
United States
Wieden
Fize
Aleteon O
Oklahoma land inquiry surge hits state program
November reports show Oklahoma receiving thousands of inquiries about the new land sale. Prospective buyers from across the country seek rights to about one million acres in the northwestern district, with Chandler auctions revealing 461 parcels of about 100 acres each.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Ahan
Atlantic Coast
Gulf
New York
Chicago & Club
Young Mealarige
Chandler
Sugar Trust Men Face Trial Today
James F. Bon Meter, manager of the Wil Pan division of the American Sugar pipe oy, and five other officials are slated for trial today on criminal charges related to the discovery traste.
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Ugar Trust
James F. Bon Meter
Wil Pan
American Sugar Pipe Oy
Wuley
Snow and rainbound storm hits western Oklahoma
Weather reports describe snow and rainbound conditions across western Oklahoma with drifting snow around Dawson and Denman, complicating travel and daily activities. Remaining details uncertain due to fragmented OCR text, but storm impact centers on western Oklahoma towns and roads.
Wid T Hall Found Dead In His Bed
Vinita mourns the death of Wid T Hall found in bed at the Palace hovel at 9 oclock. Suspected heart failure after years of poor health. Brother Dave Hall and relatives, including Hall and Willan Hall of Texas, survive him. Funeral arrangements await announcement.
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T. Hall
Havit T. Mall
Oelock
Dave Hall
Vinita Wan
J. ©. Hall
Vinita
Mra
Orr
Hall
Willan Hall
Industrial workers denounced by chamber for disruption
Spokesman, Waal Nov Uh condemns the Industrial Workers of the World as a menace to peace and prosperity. The Spokan chamber of commerce backs Mayor Pratt and the police council after arrests and alleged defiance of city ordinances.
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Spokaie
Waal
Nov
Industrial Workers of the World
Chamber of Commerce
Pratt
City Counel
Comercial
France's gold policy fuels global wealth race
The article critiques France for hoarding gold and failing to invest at home, arguing it weakens French wealth growth while the United States and Germany push profits by keeping capital active. It notes burdens from Russian securities and compares national approaches to industry and investment. Observations reference Beavergarde, Missouri, and figures Bunyan and Dotson.
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France
Ihs
Jeold Cutet
United States
Germany
Tigers End Jayhawker Streak In Missouri Triumph
In Kansas City Missouri, the Missouri Tigers defeated Kansas University 13 to 0, breaking Jayhawker momentum. Coach Roper’s fast, open style outmatched KU’s defense as Hackney and Pleasant each scored, with Alexander securing a 40-yard touchdown run. Crowd neared 15,000 as the Tigers secured the victory.
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Kanaie City
Minouri Tikeré
Kansas University
Missouri
Kanesas
Kansas City
Tigers
Tiger
Wight
Association Park
Hockney
Pleasant
Kana
Serses
Alexander
Hackney
Shuck Leahan
LY Thatcher
Ryatine
C Roberts
Guehriat
Saunders
Crain
Kansas
Amnons
Feld
Thompson
Fort Leavenworth
Cornell
Nebraska
Rooseveltism Triggers Republican In-Fighting in Wastington
In Wastington on November 27, editors report Roosevelt’s looming influence sparks Republican tensions. Taft aides fear Roosevelt's push may undermine the Taft administration while Pinchot, Ballinger, and other Roosevelt allies collide over policy, cabinet loyalty, and 1912 endorsements.
Ten More Weighers Dropped in Customs Purge
Ten more assistant weighers were dismissed from the customs service in a broad house cleaning begun after under weighing fraud discoveries. The action brings total removals to eighty three as authorities continue the probe. Speaker Joseph G Cannon arrived in Kansas City to speak at the Knife and Fork Club dinner tonight.
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Iy Apnootated Press
New York
Port Loeb
Cannon
Kansas City
Associated Brews
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Knife and Fork Club
Attorney General Orders Flour Case Dismissed
Attorney General Wickersham directs M L Temples to drop charges against 300 sacks of bleached flour seized last summer at Fort Des Moines. The flour was government property at the time of seizure, prompting dismissal.
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Associated Press
Dew Moines
Wickersham
M. L. Temples
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Firemen killed in bad collision near Olive Kansas
A Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train No 8 collided with a flag engine sent from Parsons to cover orders near Olive Kansas. Fireman Wayman of the passenger train died. Engineer Lenehan received serious injuries. The flag engine crew escaped with minor injuries.
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Parkons
Kans
Storm Nips Kansas Rail Lines With Snow Sleet Rain
From 1000 to 1500 telegraph poles and miles of wire are down on Santa Fe and Rock Island lines in western Kansas after a rain sleet and snow storm. The weather abates today with snow confined to the west and rain general. other cities report heavy sleet, downed lines, and delayed trains across the region.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Kansas
Kingley
Kang
Linslee
Kinaley
Dodge City
Colorado
Wellington
Kana
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Tye
Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Woman shoots at prisoner in Oklahoma jail
In McAlester Oklahoma on November 27 Mrs John Wham wife of a tether identified William Jones a black prisoner who allegedly tried to assault her yesterday She drew a revolver from her handbag and fired as the jailer disarmed her The attempted shooting sparked a near lynching by a mob with no clear outcome indicated today
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McAlester
Okla
John Wham
William Jones
Kine
Taft amendment conference on interstate commerce
Associated Press reports a White House meeting on a Taft proposed amendment to the interstate commerce act held today in Washington D C.
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Washington
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
White House
No Postal Savings Bank Postponed for Coming Session
Washington D C November 21 reports indicate that neither the monetary commission report nor postal savings bank legislation will be acted on in the coming session. Representative Weeks of Massachusetts, chairman of the House committee on post offices and post roads, said a postal savings bank would be considered but may be postponed. President Taft’s position is not clear, with a possible recommendation in his message but likely postponement of consideration.
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Aly
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Mnn
Ehot
Tettever
Pinehot
Smail Boy
Taft
Roosevelt
Lar Tahee
Iowa
Aldrich
San Francisco
Manna
Ohio
Ninna
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Monetary Commission
Congress
White House
Weeks
Massachusetts
House
Ft In
Pool halls cannot operate in Eldorado Oklahoma
Eldorado Nov 27 Pool halls cannot operate legally in Eldorado after a decisive anti vote 77 to 1168 The election may be the first in a municipality under Oklahoma’s Initiative and Referendum law Citizens split on the issue and an ordinance prohibiting such places was initiated Legal steps included petition filing arguments and an active campaign with strong public interest.
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Eldorado
Okla
Anti Forces
Oklahoma
Delegates Named to International Congress for Home Education
Guthrie Okla Nov 27 Superintendent H R Cameron appointed by the International Congress for Home Education to represent Oklahoma at Brussels Belgium in 1910. The list includes John Gobble Guthrie H King Durant J P Conner Canadian W H Shelton Vinita A Grant Evans Norman Fred Howell El Reno Kate Barnard Guthrie. It is the third session after Stockholm and London with Brussels as the 1910 host. The U S delegates hope to bring the next session to the United States.
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Guthrie
Okla
D. Cameron
International Congress For Home Education
Bruxtels
Oklahoma
John Gobble
H. ©. King
Durant
J. P. Connera
W. H. ©. Shelton
Vinita
A. Grant Evans
Norman
Fred Howell
el Reno
Kate Barnard
Stockholm
Sweden
London
England
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Sesson
Oklahoma bank charter eyed for western chain origins
An application to State Bank Commissioner A M Young by ex Representative George C Whitelirst seeks a charter for a third bank in Sayre Oklahoma with 25000 capital. Directors include Sayre’s George Wittberhurst John Shelton O P Jones of Texas and Col J M Lee of Kansas City. The group plans a western Oklahoma chain along the Choctaw railroad at Sayre Enid Clinton and Elk City. John Shelton, Guthrie visitor, is a wealthy banker with interests in Oklahoma and Texas and heads a large Texas bank. All banks would be state owned. The Texas banks are National concerns but show favorable interest in the venture.
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Crabrie
Okio
State Bank
A. M. Young
George C. Whitelirst
Sayre
George ©. Witttehurst
John Shelton
O. P. Jones
Texas
Col
J M. Lee
Kansas City
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Clinton
Brick
Guthriel
Pr. Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Houghton
Douglas
Guthrie
Mesure, Bhelton and
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